It's interesting; I'm not sure between our cultural differences. We normally show concern (health) for the son and ask (in Mandarin) if the child he has drunk water yet?  It's pretty common here. Don't people in western countries

1. How do you normally ask a child if he has consumed water or not?  2. Is there such a usage using 'have you drunk...'?

'Have you had any water yet?' Is this fine as well?

Hi, Have you drunk water/coffee?  Have you had water/coffee?   Which one is correct or more commonly used? Any more examples for such questions? Thanks.

Hi, In a conversation, a guy said: 'Yesterday, he realised 1 + 1 is/was equal to 2.' Should that be is or was, since '1+1=2' is a fact. Another question in general conversation. Is it possible to have both present

Thank you Farihasaleh and Goodman!!

Hi, Please correct or suggest the correct ways to reply the following question. Child: Mom, Where did I put my stuff? Reply1: You threw it away yesterday. (I think it sounds a bit direct.) Reply2: You already threw it away

Hi, Should I use past or present tense sentences to describe a fictional TV show or movie scene that is currently playing? Are there any rules that I have to take note? Thanks

Hi, The weight is 10 gram / 10 grams. The cost is 10 dollar / 10 dollars Thanks!!

Hi, ' Until today , we have not received the payment.' Did I used that word correctly? Are there any other words which mean 'From the date previously expected date to the current date'? Thank you.